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[AxlsMainMan]

Anyone else love Prince? Definately the best show I've ever seen after Gn'R.

[Macker]

I believe Charlie Murphy is fond of Prince and his pancakes.

[Timothy]

Wonder if Rick James ever slap prince the way he did Charlie?? big fan of prince. dude puts on a hellov a show.

[Macker]

Yeah he goes to his own drummer as well. He is well respected in the musical community.

[Mr. Roboto]

Loved Prince back in the day....not so much now. But I rarely turn the radio if he comes on either. He was certainly an innovator, without a doubt.

[LISA]

never trust a man who is a perfect size 7! as a musician I think he was ground breaking and innovative...back in the day I use to listen/like him more..now it just sort of falls between the cracks.

[AxlsMainMan]

Dude has some classics that are just irresistable. When Doves Cry, Raspberry Beret, Little Red Corvette, I Wanna B Your Lover, etc.

[Timothy]

Though dude doesn't play batdance enough.

[AxlsMainMan]

His catalogue is massive though, hard to play everyone's favorite.

[Mr. Roboto]

Love me some batdance....Vicky...Vicky Vale.

[Mr. Roboto]

Prince to release latest album at Target LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Prince has found an outlet for his latest collection of songs, recorded without a major label, by partnering with Target for a three-disc set, the retail chain said on Monday. The album will be available at Target stores March 29. The collection has two original studio albums called "LOtUSFLOW3R" and "MPLSoUND" and a third disc titled "Elixer" by his latest protege, the singer Bria Valente. The three-disc set from Prince, which will sell for $11.98 at Target, is the latest instance of a recording artist partnering with a major retailer to release an album. Anglo-Australian rock band AC/DC released their chart-topping album "Black Ice" in October exclusively through Wal-Mart stores and rock icon Bruce Springsteen gave the retailer exclusive rights to release an anthology of his greatest hits in January. Prince in recent months sought to showcase his latest recordings as he worked without a major label, as he premiered songs for a Los Angeles radio station and on the Internet. Prince has previously tried out alternative ways to distribute his music. Copies of his 2007 CD "Planet Earth" were delivered with British newspaper The Mail on Sunday. Prince, whose hits include "Purple Rain" and "When Doves Cry," was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004 and he has won six Grammy Awards.